Discover this beautifully appointed Victorian townhouse resting right on the edge of the exciting centre of Shrewsbury, one of England’s finest heritage towns, perched at the giant loop of the River Severn in a tranquil and peaceful location within a short distance of riverside walks. This stunning home offers romantics, small families and those alike a place to call home as they meander the town’s endearing cobbled alleyways home to over 600 listed buildings and beyond to the Shropshire countryside. Upon entering the property itself, the entrance hallway features period tiled flooring, which acts as a fine precursor for what is in store here. Venture into the kitchen, where along the walls are striking Granny Smith Apple green painted cabinets, topped by sleek black worktops, where you will find a quality range of appliances to assist you in cooking up family-favourite recipes, in addition to a handy dishwasher and a washing machine so that you barely have to lift a finger whilst on holiday, bliss! From here, find the living/dining room, boasting a traditional feature fireplace and sash windows, which gives an immediate sense of the history of this Victorian home. Tradition is balanced with the 21st century by the dining table and the plush seating arrangement, inviting you in to snuggle up in front of the TV, whilst the woodburning stove sets the ambiance and offers a gentle warmth. The first floor landing grants access to the two bedrooms, the master suite notable for its sumptuous king-size bed, a seating area and a sash window, affording views across the town from the comfort of the plush cushions and quality linens. The second bedroom features twin beds and a charming chest of drawers, whilst the bathroom boasts a characterful roll-top bath and a spacious walk-in shower. The garden of Willow View is a spacious spot, where you can enjoy your morning coffee and rest beneath the sunshine, whilst the lawn area is perfect for letting the younger guests of the group to play freely! Better acquaint yourself with your lovely surroundings by venturing through the town, where you will be delighted to find dining opportunities in decadent restaurants and pubs, including the Anchor, and cobbled streets packed with quirky cafés and independent delis, as well as bars and pubs for classic cocktails and beers. The town also offers great opportunities for retail therapy, as well as gentle strolls along the River Severn offering plenty of scenic spots to enjoy a picnic, or you could even catch a performance at the Theatre Severn. Other attractions within the town includes the Shrewsbury Abbey, home to the fictional Brother Cadfael, Shrewsbury Castle with its military museum and the 18th century Shrewsbury Prison. Alternatively, you could meander the Quarry Park, home to an impressive annual Shrewsbury Flower Show or there is the National Trust-owned Attingham Park, which is an 18th century estate with 200 acres of parkland and Regency Mansion to discover. Avid ramblers can enjoy the beauty of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, or you could find more shopping opportunity in nearby Telford. Bring your loved ones to share a memorable stay at Willow View.
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